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Roy Bean was an American saloon keeper and justice of the peace in the late 19th century, best known for his unconventional and often eccentric legal decisions in the border town of Langtry, Texas. His colorful personality and self-appointed title as the "Law West of the Pecos" made him a legendary figure in the Old West, embodying the lawlessness and flamboyance of the frontier era. Bean's life story has inspired various works of fiction and film, cementing his status as a folk hero.

1825–1903·lived 77 years